Own integrated planning and delivery across Sonicu’s devices and platform: turn multi‑discipline work into a single, dependable plan; eliminate status chasing; surface and retire critical‑path risks; and drive the weekly executive snapshot so decisions happen on time. The role starts with a strong delivery/program focus and intentionally expands into product shaping (roadmap, acceptance, MVP vs. later) as you establish cadence and clarity.

We are an Internet of Things (IoT) company specializing in remote monitoring applications for the healthcare and life sciences industries. We’re located in Indianapolis, IN and this is a fully on‑site role (M–F). Please note, we will not sponsor a Visa for this position.

• Stand up a single source of truth for programs (dashboard + weekly exec snapshot); replace status‑chasing with async updates and clear SLAs.
• Build and maintain a living critical‑path plan across engineering teams; highlight long‑lead items and decision deadlines.
• Run weekly cross‑functional cadence; track risks with owners/dates; keep a concise decision log and DRIs/RACI current.
• Coordinate lightly with Ops/Vendors/CMs on lead‑time radar and alternates; raise buy/expedite decisions early.
• Own customer beta/pilot cadence and acceptance criteria; close the loop with Support/CS on outcomes and defects.
• Partner with QA Engineer on compliance touchpoints; ensure meeting notes, evidence, and sign‑off checkpoints exist at each gate.
• Contribute product shaping: enforce capacity cut‑line, define MVP vs. later, and tighten acceptance criteria as the role matures.
• Drive the meetings for EVT/DVT/PVT readiness and sign‑offs (you facilitate; CTO signs).

• Bachelor’s degree required.
• Proven ability to run multi‑team delivery; fluent in dependencies, slack, and critical path.
• Exceptional organization and written communication; produces crisp, repeatable program artifacts (dashboards, risk registers, decision logs).
• Comfort facilitating tough trade‑offs; can say “no” with data and propose alternatives.
• On‑site in Indianapolis, M–F; comfortable working hands‑on with engineers and lab/bench realities.

• Exposure to technical environments (hardware/firmware/software)
• Experience running customer pilots/betas and defining acceptance criteria.
• Familiarity with regulated/quality‑sensitive contexts (e.g., GxP/21 CFR Part 11/ISO 17025 touchpoints).